Although my time at the university coincided with the pandemic, limiting certain experiences, I found the overall quality of education to be commendable. Despite the remote nature of most activities, my lectures were exceptional, delivering up-to-date information relevant to the industry. Moreover, the university provided valuable networking opportunities, allowing me to establish meaningful connections.

While social events were scarce due to the predominantly remote environment, the university compensated by offering substantial hands-on industry experience. Collaborating with various companies, I gained practical knowledge and actively participated in projects directly applicable to my future career. This exposure significantly enhanced my preparedness for the professional world.

Considering my comprehensive experience, I wholeheartedly recommend this university to others seeking a balance between academic excellence and real-world industry immersion.

It’s a good university, with lots of academic help , as well as graduate help and help with jobs.
I would recommend students to go to BCU, as the staff are very supportive, good facilities, provide various opportunities for volunteering and paid work internships

Good, just challenging but I feel like there is the correct amount of support for students to do well if they want to. However I feel like they can be a little tough on marking and feedback. There should be more help on previous work

BCU us a good university. I enjoy my course and the facilities that the university provides including the library, canteen, starbucks, studios, individual study rooms and more. I appreciate all the staff as well, everyone is very supportive as well

My time at Birmingham City University has been very mixed. Joining in September of 2020, I feel the university handled the Covid crisis very well, and made sure we got as much in person teaching as possible. The teaching, as difficult as it was, managed to stay engaging throughout. As time has gone on, I have grown frustrated with the faculties ability to respond to emails and build a more personal relationship with their students. This can be the difference between a pass and a fail. Overall, I would rate my experience a 7/10

At Birmingham city university you always receive the help you need, whether you understand the work or not. The staff at the university try to support the students as best as they can inside and outside of university.

The faculty is very helping. The teaching criteria at the university has been designed in such a way that we are getting ready for the industry. My favourite spot in the university is the library in which I usually go on the weekends to study.

Long story short. I love bcu. It feels like more than a university. The hustle and bustle of the all the different students going from cafe to lecture or lecture to library is amazing. You meet so many people on a daily. It feels like a community.

Currently, I am in the Digital Marketing program, and so far it has been a great experience. As a creative individual, I love the fact that the course takes place at the school of Visual Arts and Design. Digital Marketing is typically taught in business schools, but this course is one of a kind. The atmosphere of a creative community and lecturers who have experience in fields I am interested in is something I love. The timetable is also very practical. The course includes real-life projects and workshops with real agencies. There’s amazing facilities such as studios, free access to Adobe Suite, cameras